Eurobasket.com All-Georgian League Awards 2010-11 - Jun 2, 2011
Player of the Year: Kote Tugushi (192-G-84) of Army Guard of the Year: Kote Tugushi (192-G-84) of Army Forward of the Year: Mikheil Berishvili (205-F-87) of TSU Tbilisi Center of the Year: Richard Matiashvili (209-C-89) of TSU Tbilisi Domestic Player of the Year: Kote Tugushi (192-G-84) of Army Import Player of the Year: Eugene Harris (188-G-86) of Sokhumi Defensive Player of the Year: Vasili Beruashvili (198-F-90) of GTU Tbilisi Coach of the Year: Levan Moseshvili of Army 1st Team G: Kote Tugushi (192-84) of Army G: Beqa Chikviladze (195-91) of GTU Tbilisi G: Buba Kvimsadze (195-82) of Kutaisi F: Mikheil Berishvili (205-87) of TSU Tbilisi C: Richard Matiashvili (209-89) of TSU Tbilisi 2nd Team G: Giorgi Gaprindashvili (190-88) of TSU Tbilisi G: Eugene Harris (188-86) of Sokhumi G: Lasha Parghalava (191-87) of Sokhumi F: Richard Damus (198-83) of Sokhumi F: Zviad Babiashvili (199-78) of Army Honorable Mention Mikheil Panchulidze (192-F-83) of TSU Tbilisi Giorgi Barbakadze (203-F-91) of Kutaisi Besik Lezhava (193-G-86) of MIA Tbilisi Davit Imnadze (208-C-85) of MIA Tbilisi Giorgi Sharabidze (210-C-90) of Army Vasili Beruashvili (198-F-90) of GTU Tbilisi Samuel Lamu (204-C-81) of Energy Rustavi Lasha Keshelava (200-F-81) of Batumi Irakli Alkhanaidze (202-F-92) of Dinamo Tbilisi All-Defensive Team Lasha Parghalava (191-G-87) of Sokhumi Mikheil Panchulidze (192-F-83) of TSU Tbilisi Vasili Beruashvili (198-F-90) of GTU Tbilisi Richard Damus (198-F-83) of Sokhumi Samuel Lamu (204-C-81) of Energy Rustavi Army triumphs in the country - May 27, 2011 Army triumphs in the country winning the series 3-1 over TSU. The last game finished with 65:61 for Army that brought them gold medals. Army won the opening period 15-12, but the hosts managed to take 1-point advantage at the halftime. Army later needed 20-17 in the third period and 18-16 in the last to seal the victory. Earlier in April Superleague top team Army Sport Klub won the Regular Season. They won it with 18-2 record after they crushed seventh ranked Energy Invest (7-13) in Tbilisi 83-64. Army Sport Klub led from the first minutes and controlled entire game increasing their lead in each quarter. They dominated down low during the game scoring 54 of its points in the paint compared to Energy Invest's 32. With no foreigners in the team Army looked great in the whole season. The team rightfully clinched the title and celebrated the victory in the country. Army won Super Cup - May 29, 2011 Army becomes the absolute winner of the 2010-11 Georgian basketrball season To the title of Superleague's champions, Georgian Cup Winners, they added supercup. In Super Cup, they met with the Georgian Cup finalist MIA. Army was in full roster and MIA was without Troy Cotton and Giorgi Markoishvili. Game went without surprises. Army dominated the whole match and confidently won 79:63. From Army best player was Kote Tugushi who scored 25 points. Tugushi was named MVP of 2010-11 season. Army: Head Coach Levan Moseshvili. Kote Tugushi (C) Givi Bakradze, Zviad Babiashvili, Anatoliy Boisa, Vakhtang Minashvili, Giorgi Pirvelashvili, Levam Moseshvili jr., Revaz Atanelishvili, Sergo Atuashvili, Irakli Sakvarelidze, Giorgi Sharabidze, Buba Berishvili. Kote Tugushi (192-G-84) Superleague All Star 2011 - Apr 28, 2011 Two weeks ago, were published lists of candidates for the Georgian Superleague's All Stars. Players were divided by positions. 5-5 players, with the highest number by online votes for their positions, were in the Starting Five in Levan Moseshvili and Nugzar Cheishvili's teams. The other 7 players selected by coaches decision. Levan Moseshvili's team 1. Givi Bakradze (Army) 2. Kote Tugushi (Army) 3. Anatoliy Boisa (Army) 4. David Barbakadze (MIA) 5. Giorgi Sharabidze (Army) Lasha Pargalava (Sokhumi) Beso Lezhava (MIA) Eugene Harris (MIA) David Sakvarelidze (Army) Giorgi Pirvelashvili (Army) Carl Damus (Sokhumi) Sergo Atuashvili (Army) Cheishvili's team 1. Giorgi Gaprindashvili (TSU) 2. Buba Kvimsadze (Kutaisi) 3. Giorgi Barbakadze (Kutaisi) 4. Duda Sanadze (Batumi) 5. Richard Matiashvili (TSU) Mikheil Chitashvili (TSU) Micheil Berishvili (TSU) Revaz Didia (Kutaisi)) Micheil ChoChua (Samedicino) Akaki Dvalishvili (Samedicino) Beka Bekauri (Samedicino) Ilia Londaridze (TSU) ARMY is a GEORGIAN CUP WINNER - Feb 5, 2011 Defeated in the final match principled opponent with a difference of 20 points Army won Georgian Cup. Army led in the score from start of the match and have not missed an initiative till end of the match. MIA is trying to change the course of the match and sometimes reduce the difference in the score but Army would add momentum and pulls ahead. MVP of the final match is 20 years old Giorgi Sharabidze who made double-double. Preliminary round Dinamo vs. GSAU 78:96 Chavelashvili 26 pts (Din) Tetelashvili 18 pts (GSAU) GTU vs. Batumi 92:89 Chikviladze 37 pts (GTU) Maisuradze 22 pts, 10 rbs (Bat) GTU vs. GSAU 78:62 Chikviladze 37 pts (GTU) Khaniashvili 20 pts (GSAU) Quarterfinals Kutaisi vs. GTU 98:77 G. Barbakadze 17 pts (Kut) Beruashvili 24 pts (GTU) Energy-Invest vs. TSU 88:95 Gugava 26 pts (Ener) Matiashvili 26 pts, 17 rbs (TSU) MIA vs. Samedicino Cotton 20 pts (MIA) Rogers 27 pts (Sam) Army vs. Sokhumi 91:71 Atuashvili 14 pts (Army) Harris 21 pts (Sok) Semifinals Army vs. TSU 67:66 Pirvelashvili 13pts (Army) Matiashvili 21 pts (TSU) MIA vs. Kutaisi 83:75 Cotton 18 pts (MIA) Bolkvadze 21 pts (Kut) Final Army vs. MIA 71:51 Sharabidze 17 pts, 16 rbs (Army) Lezhava 15pts Giorgi Sharabidze (210-C-90) |
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